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Efficient Complex Query Support for - Multiversion Xml Documents (Correct)
....and enabling technology from the two areas. Indeed the differences mentioned above are fast disappearing since support for complex queries on XML documents is critical. This is demonstrated by the amount of current research on this topic [22, 24] and the emergence of powerful XML query languages [2, 11, 5, 29, 6, 30]. A particularly challenging problem is that of supporting efficiently path expression queries such as: doc=chapter= figure: This query specifies figures that are immediate elements of chapters or their transitive sub elements (e.g. figures in sub sections) Various techniques have been ....
A. Deutsch, M. Fernandez, D. Florescu, A. Levy and D. Suciu, "A Query Language for XML" , Proc. of WWW Conf., pp. 77-91, 1999.
Source Specific Query Rewriting and Query Plan Generation for.. - Shah (2001) (1 citation) (Correct)
....In the database community, there has been an evolution from relational databases through object oriented databases to semistructured databases, but many of the principles have remained the same. From the semistructured community, three languages have emerged aimed at querying XML data: XMLQL[19], YATL [20,12] and Lorel [21,22] The document processing community has developed models of structured text and search techniques such as region algebra [23] From this community, one language that has emerged for processing XML data is XQL [24,25] The main points of the latest version of the ....
A. Deutsch, M. Fernandez, D. Florescu, A. Levy, and D. Suciu, "A query language for XML," in International World Wide Web Conference, 1999, http://www.research.att.com/~mff/files/final.html
Updating XML - Tatarinov, Ives, Halevy, Weld (2001) (62 citations) (Correct)
....strategies. We evaluate these techniques in Section 7 and present conclusions and future directions in Section 8. 2. RELATED WORK The topic of updating XML data has received little attention thus far, as the XML community has primarily focused on development of query languages such as XML QL [6] and XQuery [2] and their semantics. The eXcelon XML repository [17] is one of the few XML systems that support updates, and it expresses simple insertions and deletions using an extension to the XPath [5] language. The Lorel [1] query language from Stanford s Lore semistructured database system ....
A. Deutsch, M. F. Fernandez, D. Florescu, A. Levy, and D. Suciu. A query language for XML. In Eighth International World Wide Web Conference, 1999.
Tree Pattern Query Minimization - Amer-Yahia, Cho, Lakshmanan.. (Correct)
....representing element subelement relationships. For LDAP directories, sibling order is not considered important, and the edges may represent inherent hierarchies such as organizational or geographical. Queries are essentially based on a pattern tree. Queries in languages like XQuery [3] XML QL [10] and Quilt [6] are based on a notion of a pattern tree using which they extract relevant portions of XML data. Queries on LDAP directories ask for entries that stand in specified structural relationships (parent, descendant, etc. to other specified entries and are naturally represented as trees ....
A. Deutsch, M. Fernandez, D. Florescu, A. Levy, D. Suciu. A query language for XML. WWW 1999.
A Visual Language for Web Querying and Reasoning - Berger, Bry, Schaffert (2003) (Correct)
....The Xcerpt construct relating a construct term to a query expression consisting of AND and or OR connected query terms is a rule. These concepts are introduced in the next section. For querying semistructured data, the positional approach has been suggested first with UnQL [4] and XML QL [11]. In common programming, the positional approach finds its roots in Functional and Logic Programming. Arguably, both query languages QBE and SQL can be seen as positional languages. 3 Xcerpt s Main Constructs An Xcerpt program may consist of at least one goal and of some (maybe zero) rules. ....
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....a DTD from Novell Developer Kit, and is listed in [14] Consider the XML fragment, PARTNER NAME Ben Franklin NAME PARTNET . The name Ben Franklin can be either mapped to the rst or the second NAME in the content model. Ease of Navigation. Many XML query languages ( 3] 17] [6]) have been suggested in the past few years. All of them are in uenced by XPath [19] in various extend. XPath essentially 3 expresses the steps for tree navigation. Heavily nested structure leads to counter intuitive queries. Example 3. Query on a XMLized corpora ....
Alin Deutsch, Mary Fernandez, Dana Florescu, Alon Levy, and Dan Suciu. A query language for xml. In the Eighth International World Wide Web Conference (WWW8), 1999.
The Table and the Tree: On-Line Access to Relational.. - Bohannon, Korth, Narayan (2001) (Correct)
....of XML documents, query translation between XML query languages and SQL, and combined querying of XML and relational data through XML query languages. SILKROUTE [7] defines a similar query mapping between XML and relational data, using a new language RXL which combines features of SQL and XML QL [4], and gives algorithms for query translation between XML QL and SQL. Both XPERANTO and SILKROUTE are related to ROLEX in the concern for efficient retrieval. However, we focus on interaction with XML interface standards, efficient navigation, and efficient evaluation of specific parameterized ....
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Adding Valid Time to XPath - Zhang, Dyreson (Correct)
....documents on the web conform to the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) 1] but the Extensible Markup Language (XML) 2] is expected to replace HTML as the next generation markup language for web documents and data. There are several proposed query languages for XML such as Quilt [3] XQL [4] XML QL [5], and XQuery [6] which is a W3C recommendation. XPath [7] is a subset of XQuery (and of several other recommendations by the W3C, e.g. XSLT [8] XPath is a language to locate information in an XML document. Every XQuery query contains XPath expressions [9] XPath operates on a tree like data ....
Alin Deutsch, Mary Fernandez, Daniela Florescu, Alon Levy, and Dan Suciu, A Query Language for XML, <http://www.research.att.com/~mff/files/final.html> (30 April 2002).
Piazza: Data Management Infrastructure for Semantic Web - Halevy, Ives, Mork, Tatarinov (2003) (58 citations) (Correct)
.... to form the document, but in some cases different definitions may create content that should all be combined into a single element; Piazza must fuse these results together based on the output element s unique identifiers (similar to the use of Skolem functions in languages such as XML QL [10]) A complete formal description of the language would be too lengthy for this paper. Hence, we describe the main ideas of the language and illustrate it via examples. Each mapping definition begins with an XML template that matches some path or subtree of a legal instance of the target schema, ....
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Short and Simple Labels for Small Distances and Other Functions - Kaplan, Milo (2001) (6 citations) (Correct)
.... standard can be viewed as trees (basically the parse tree of the document) Typical queries over such documents then amount to testing various inclusion and direct inclusion of document items, which correspond to ancestor, parent, sibling, and similar relationships among the analogous tree nodes [5, 14, 1]. XML Web search engines process such queries using an index structure that summarizes this structural information [16] Each node in the document tree is represented in the index by some logical id (label) with the labels being assigned to the nodes such that, given the labels of two nodes, the ....
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A Comparison of Labeling Schemes for Ancestor Queries - Kaplan, Milo, Shabo (2002) (14 citations) (Correct)
.... nature of the document components, enabling users not only to ask full text queries (e.g. find documents containing the word Fielding ) but also utilize the document structure to ask for more specific data (e.g. find all book items containing Fielding as an author and a price less than 12 ) [10, 22, 1, 9, 3]. The key observation guiding the design of a search engine that supports structural queries, is that an XML document can be viewed as a tree whose nodes are the document items and whose edges correspond to the component of relationship among data items. With this view, a structural query amounts ....
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Compact labeling schemes for ancestor queries (Extended.. - Abiteboul, Kaplan, Milo (Correct)
.... of the current HTML standard [18] can be viewed as labeled trees (basically the parse tree of the document) Typical Web queries over such documents amount to testing component of relationships among document items, which correspond to ancestor relationships among the analogous tree nodes [7, 17, 20, 1]. Web search engines process such queries using an index structure that summarizes this ancestor information. Due to the enormous size of the Web data and to its distributed fashion, it is essential that queries be answered as much as possible using the index only, without accessing the actual ....
....such as Category Name, Book, etc. Now users can ask not only full text queries (e.g. nd documents containing the word Fielding ) but rather utilize the document structure to ask for more speci c data (e.g. nd all book items containing Fielding as an author and a price less than 12 ) [7, 17, 20, 1]. XML is being widely adopted as Web standard and it is believed that although a large portion of the Web will remain unstructured or hidden behind interactive graphics and forms, a large and content wise essential portion of the Web will soon be available in XML [11, 6, 19] Going back to the ....
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